So I am looking for some feedback on what you would do.  I currently have a home that has enough equity to put 20% down on a primary residence and a rental property if I were to sell it.  My other option would be to s...

I purchased my first primary residence in Florida in November of 2015 for $79,000. I then had to move due to military restationed me to Texas on May 2017. I have had my house for sale for almost 6months, got under con...

When considering the acquisition of a second property by leveraging the equity in an existing property, which option would be more advantageous, obtaining a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) or a traditional home equ...

I am a owner for the past 12 years and looking to purchase a second home which will be my primary home.is it possible for me to get into a first time home owner program?i will appreciate all the feedbacks.

Hello all,I’ve been reading many articles and posts about second tier entitlement, what isn’t clarified are the reasons on why your leaving your primary residence with a va loan to jump into another va loan. I see man...

Hi Everyone,I'm currently in the process of getting financing for my first property. I'm not really looking for anything out of the ordinary, I've got a 790s credit score and will be able to put 25% down. I've looked ...

So I am "house hacking" my primary residence I live in a mobile home in San Diego, CA. I rent half of it for over 1k per month. It barely covers the space rent and utilities. I also use my house as a home office. I'm ...

Hey guys, In August 2018, I bought a primary residence that met my buying criteria for a BRRRR, but I bought it with a bank loan and they want me to live here for a year. After dealing with closing costs, now I know e...

hello, I just moved to Dallas, TX less than a week ago and I would love to know what is the best area to invest in where the houses are not too expensive and there would still be some cash flow and appreciation? 

Listening to various podcasts, it seems like the typical playbook that many successful investors follow is to start off buying single family homes, move on to 2-4 units, and eventually 1031 or pull out equity and get ...